22/02/2019 – Melodic Rock

The Cocaine Wolves – Second Scorching (2019)

In an ideal world, The Cocaine Wolves would be your new favorite band. Of course in that world, Nickelback wouldn’t exist, there would be a franchised Pizza King (of the East Central Indiana variety) on every corner, and BP wouldn’t have completely ruined the Gulf Coast. A man can and should dream, no?

1.You Been Had (A Political Song For Mr. Steak To Sing)
2.Rad Reputation
3.Good Times Only
4.Second Scorching
5.Saint Aigner
6.Comin’ In Hot
7.Banned In Muncie
8.City Lights, Bullshit Nights
9.PK Ripper
10.(Come Play A) Real City
11.2017 (A Treatise Of Human Nature)

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In Volt – Free (2019)

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Excellent real rock a singer who provides and puts a great atmosphere, musicos that manages serious, to sum up the high level I had a great evening.

1.Free
2.I’m Down
3.Harvest
4.Here I Am
5.Light
6.Fake Love
7.New Time
8.Calm Down
9.Lonely Man
10.First Taste
11.That’s Alright

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Avalanch – The Secret (2019)

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Excellent Melodic Power Metal from Spain …

01. The Oracle
02. Demiurgus
03. Caduceus
04. Katarsis
05. Pilgrim
06. Old Soul
07. The Flower in the Ice
08. The Alchemist
09. Deception
10. New Moon

Israel Ramos – Vocals (Alquimia, ex-Amadeus)
Manuel Ramil – Keyboards (ex-Sauze, ex-Warcry)
Dirk Schlachter – Bass (Gamma Ray, ex-Freedom Call (live), Neopera)
Jorge Salan – Guitars (Jorge Salan, Jeff Scott Soto (live), ex-M?go de Oz)
Alberto Rionda – Guitars (Alquimia, ex-Saratoga, ex-Geysser, ex-Speed Demons, ex-Stunned Parrots)
Mike Terrana – Drums (Empire, Kreyson, Razorback, The Ferrymen, Vision Divine, Zillion, Roland Grapow, ex-Axel Rudi Pell, ex

Kaisas – Martyria (2019)

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The third album of Kaisas, with refreshed line-up! The Greek/Scotish band return with their more hard album of their career, blending hard rock with melodic metal! For fans of Def Leppard, Pretty Maids, Q5, Dokken, Kingdom Come, Autograph, White Lion, Iron Maiden, Savatage, Black Sabbath, Metallica and Queensryche!

01. Calling from Another World
02. Burnin’ Wheels o’ Fire
03. Bloody Red
04. Cold Feelings
05. For Freedom
06. Filthy Lyin’ System
07. Can’t Fight in Dreams
08. Steamin’
09. Meet Cpt. Death
10. Whores of Babylon
11. Can’t Hide the Pain
12. Heaven Denied
13. Modern Day Apocalypse

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Corbach – Rite Rock (1994) Lossless

22/02/2019 rock aor Hard Rock, HQ, Rock Leave a comment

Artist: Corbach  Album: Rite Rock Year: 1994
Country: Canada  Genre: Rock / Hard Rock
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, scans)  Size: 621 Mb

Tracklist:

01. Teddy – 5:08
02. Gis le – 7:20
03. Pareil – 5:54
04. Maudit Calvaire – 4:58
05. L’agriculture – 3:48
06. Ma Patrie – 3:01
07. Dies Irae Dies Illa – 8:54
08. Riro Larma – 10:12
09. Le Blues Me Guette – 7:27
10. Chu Un Rocker – 4:22
11. C line De Blues – 5:59
12. Francine – 4:38

Band:

Bas – Michel Lamothe
Drum – Roger Belval
Organ – Michel Bessette
Vocals, Organ – Pierre

The Room – Caught by the Machine (2019)

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Melodic-yet-progressive rock act The Room (who hail from the Southeast of the United Kingdom) have divulged further details of their third studio album “Caught by the Machine”.

Along with unveiling the tracklist, artwork and pre-order links, The Room have released a brand new single, “The Golden Ones”. The album will be released to the general public on February 22nd, 2019.

1. Bodies on the Road
2. Run
3. Broken
4. The Golden Ones
5. Just Walk Away
6. Drowning in Sound
7. Clover
8. Vanished
9. It’s Not My Home
10. Bloodstream

Steve Anderson: Guitar, Keyboards and Backing Vocals
Eric Bouillette: Guitar and Violin
Mark Dixon: Keyboards and Backing Vocals
Andy Rowe: Bass Guitar and Backing Vocals
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Wheel – Moving Backwards (2019)

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Wheel is the brainchild of James Lascelles, a musician from the UK who moved to Finland. Arrived in Helsinki, Lascelles found with Mikko Määtä (b), Santeri Saksala (d) und Saku Mattila (g) some brothers in mind. Mattila was later on replaced by Roni Seppänen and Wheel, as we know the band today, was ready to go.

‘Moving Backwards’ is following two EP’s that has been released earlier. The full-length debut hits the shelves in February this year and offers seven well-crafted songs. It isn’t an easy exercise to describe Wheel’s music since it’s based on many influences.

‘Vultures’ is the kicking off the album with a heavy stoner rock riff. It’s a returning element of the opener that interacts with a calmer verse. After such a spot on start into the album it’s ‘Wheel’ tha